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[Xoom Android Development] davidsos:
Originally Posted by joshndroid

who cares how long it boots... it turns on.. haha

In any case it is an unwelcome change that to many is excessive, especially since previous versions booted much faster.
[Xoom Android Development] joshndroid:
seriously... my care factor of boot up vs. performance couldnt be further more to the performance side... make a longer boot animation if it worry's you that much..

this kernel ROCKS!
[Xoom Android Development] dadoc04:
Great job with this!!

Sent from my Evo3D
[Xoom Android Development] davidsos:
Why would I want to as you say, "make a longer boot animation?" That makes little sense. :D
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
Workd Great folks! I loaded this on top of Electra with 3.2.2 HLK75D 3g/4g last night and it worked flawlessly. I let it sleep overnight with 4g in airplane mode and it connected right up this morning without having to reboot. That's the first time in a long time it has done that!

I just wish this would make 4g work with Moray, I really miss all of the added functionality you guys added to the Xoom. At least I do have overclocking;)

Can't wait for ICS.
[Xoom Android Development] Henka85:
hi there... nice kernel . But where can i find or activate the lagfree governor. It appears neither in tiamat settings nor in setcpu.

Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
I found it in SetCPU under Scaling.
[Xoom Android Development] dean_fx:
Depends what ROM you are running. If you are running 2.2.2 (or prior 2.2.x i think), you can go to settings > tiamat settings and adjust the gov there.

If you do not see that area, I would use SetCPU.

Be careful with the scaling if you are new to SetCPU or overclock/underclock settings.
[Xoom Android Development] bobbydiv:
I was wondering the same thing. I've not used the previous version, but I thought they had a place in Settings that you could do it with. When I didn't find it, I went and got Pimp My CPU, and gave it a try. Working great.

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Actually, a lot of us do. Don't get me wrong, this is the best Kernel that I know of, and as far as I've been able to find the ONLY one working with 4G at the moment.

However a lot of us are now trying to find the optimal settings for OC for our Xoom, playing around with the speed and voltage, to get is as fast, but as power friendly as possible. That "Goldilocks" zone can be a little elusive. My Xoom is rebooting for the second time as I try and find that place.

Can I live with the boot speed? Sure. We are just requesting it. Seems I remember the boot speed being awesome from the notes on the OP. So it also made me wonder if I'd done something wrong.
[Xoom Android Development] dobber81:
+1 on this.
[Xoom Android Development] Tom_S:
Awesome Kernel! I added it to my rooted 3.2.2 HLK75D 3g/4g device. I'm running at 1504 smooth as silk. This should tide me over until the cooked ICS ROMs become available.

Thanks for your great work.
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
Was able to restore my Nandroid after going back to stock and do a Titanium Backup. Just reloaded the kernel, decided to try without wiping this time and just leave it on the charger while it attempts to boot the first time. If not, I'm ready for the wipe and restore.
[Xoom Android Development] Sergio PC:
Couldn't of said it better.

Aside from boot times (no biggy), lagfree governor seems to be good, i guess the scheduler plays role too.?

-Second core OC is a little inconsistent?

Thank you Chef.
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
Booted just fine this time, glad to have all my data back.
[Xoom Android Development] whiteblazer00:
So how long is considered a "long" reboot? Mine sat there for 5 mins and i shut it down. thought i was in a bootloop.
[Xoom Android Development] catalyst11:
Mine was about 9 minutes.

Sent from my BAMF'ed Thunderbolt
[Xoom Android Development] whiteblazer00:
Ok thanks, I'm gonna give it another try
[Xoom Android Development] Tom_S:
Mine took about 5 minutes to boot. Most of that time the boot animation was displayed. Overall the boot process looked normal. It just took about 3 minutes longer than it used to.

Tom_S
[Xoom Android Development] kevdog:
Do I have to reapply the adhoc trick after installing this kernel?
[Xoom Android Development] evank418:
Flashed the kernel n booted through overnight....still displaying boot animations.....=(
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Just power off and try the boot again. If it bootloops again (boot animation for longer then 10 minutes or so), reflash the kernel.
[Xoom Android Development] panzerscope:
Not sure why people are having issues here with boot up speeds. I flashed moray yesterday but before doing so i wiped my data,cache and dalvik cache and even battery stats and mine boots everytime in about 1.5 mins from power up. Try wiping your device completely before flashing!

Sent from Galaxy Fit. Running CM 7.1
[Xoom Android Development] joshndroid:
My missus one with less than a quater of the apps boots faster than mine.. =] i dont mind tho

Sent from my mind control device
[Xoom Android Development] beepoo83:
After flashed this kernel I got lower score than the 2.1 kernel any one know why
[Xoom Android Development] MystaWright:
Wiped everything and reflashed kernel and rom, reboot still takes ~10-15 minutes.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Good advice, but it really depends on the number of installed apps.
[Xoom Android Development] stevefxp:
My boot took about 5-6 minutes to complete, which is not too too bad. Kernel is stable and I was able to bump up to 1.6 with this kernel.
[Xoom Android Development] catalyst11:
My first boot was about 9 minutes but now, my reboots are like they were previously, a couple minutes and that's it. I didn't do a full wipe.
[Xoom Android Development] atz06:
For those who have an US WiFi only Xoom, what improvements you have noticed after you ungraded to Odachi? Thanks in advance.
[Xoom Android Development] bigeasy911:
my boot times are 1:45 after the first reboot which was about double that but I did not time it with a clock.

As for bench times I lost about 200 points. I am running both on 1.5. But I really do not put much in these tests. If anything I have noticed a smoother running system with less delays.
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
The only difference I notice is a little more quickness with the lag free governor
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
It feels incrementally smoother and quicker and just seems to have improved performance--oc gpu version with lag-free governor.
[Xoom Android Development] mrpdaemon:
Running 2.2.0 with OC GPU with Tiamat Moray ROM and everything is zooming fast! Thanks for the great work... Looking forward to ICS based ROM's :)
[Xoom Android Development] Superloko:
Is it possible to use the lagfree governor with pimpmycpu?

it is not listed there...

or do i have to use setcpu to be able to select it?

Fine kernel so far...

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] omnia1994:
hows the lagfree cpu profile compare to interactive? The battery amd performance?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
I use SetMyCPU, lagfree appears just fine.
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
I find it smoother but with a little more batt use
[Xoom Android Development] estesp:
Working great here--using lagfree, and finally getting proper 3G/4G and Wifi connectivity without dropouts on sleep.
[Xoom Android Development] buzzdroidx:
mehhh its not over....

Well I came from stock 4g upgraded to 3.2.2 and loaded solarnz 3.2.2 rooted and then the odachi(stock) kernel and have gained the no wifi buglet somehow. 4g works mostly but the browser, market and sometimes maps act all weird.(radios not stable?) And only to find out there is no otg mount or usb mass storage. I could give a rats ass about gaming on this, I would like to use this for work and well I sure wish it worked better. Honestly I am not expecting a whole lot out of ICS. I mean heck if they(google) cant fix the one they are on, why start a new one and think it will work. Moray/Tachi was the best ever and now either you get functionality minus stability or stability minus functionality ...I do appreciate team bigrush and tiamat and rogue and all. It seems they could cobble a couple together and make one work. Guess it must be very difficult. probably worse than gentoo used to be. Sorry if I was *****ing too much...sigh:rolleyes:
[Xoom Android Development] Saintfyre:
Love it, using the interactive governor and also seems like my Battery life has greatly improved, came back from leaving it overnight, post 4G upgrade normally it would be dead, however it's at a 65% charge.

Thank you!
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
I have been experiencing a minor issue with this kernel. Sometimes when I turn 3g/4g back on it takes awhile to connect. The indicator icon shows that it is connected but it is grey instead of blue and I have no internet connection. After several minutes the icon will turn blue and everything will work again.

It doesn't happen all the time and may be the Verizon network. So far it has only been a minor announce since unlike before I have not had to reboot for several days.
[Xoom Android Development] micjgeoghegan:
Dock Charger not working.

I've noticed that since I updated the dock won't work to charge my Xoom. It charges fine with the direct DC Brick connection, but when I sit it in the dock it doesn't charge. Other than that it's stable and smooth.

Mic

4G LTE Xoom

Rooted, Stock ROM, Tiamat 2.2.0 Odachi Kernel.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Check to make sure the problem isn't with the dock (loose connection) because I've never heard of a problem like that associated with one of these kernels.
[Xoom Android Development] phuongnt:
Xoom with this kernel is booting very slow!

Thanks much for this kernel! It works stable and fast but after flashing this kernel, my Xoom is booting very slow (5-7 mitutes). How to make it faster?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Please read the thread a little before asking questions, to save everyone's time....as has been discussed ad infinitum this kernel has an unusually long boot time. This is just the way it it.

Some people are cheesed off by this, most don't care. Either way, nothing to do about it.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
You could uninstall some apps. That's about it.
[Xoom Android Development] Muffycheeks:
My first boot was 7 min. after that under 2 min. (normal). I'm impressed with the speed. XOOOOOM!!!
[Xoom Android Development] DeadRinga:
Anyone else get lots of "Tablet Idle" battery usage on this kernel? Stock had no issues.
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
Nope...I had one percent on idle for the day
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
How is that an "issue"?
[Xoom Android Development] AceXMachine:
Has anyone ever seen this? After leaving my Xoom alone for a while it will be completely dead andd I have to plug it into the charger to turn it back on and let it charge. But according to the battery usage in the image here, it was last recorded around 60%, then drops to zero. I noticed this after flashing Odachi. Any ideas?
[Xoom Android Development] tincbtrar:
Performance has been pretty awesome, and the boot times are long, but who cares when lagfree is snazzy even with a lot of apps.
[Xoom Android Development] kevdog:
I'd probably recalibrate your battery.
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
i did notice that odachi is messing with the second cores over clock again like tachi was at first. If u check os monitor you can see the second core not clocking correct. I notice when using lagfree governor
[Xoom Android Development] vdelsan:
Can anyone please let me know what is the difference between gpu kernel and stock kernel on op and what would be the best one to use to save battery when over clock thanks
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
GPU overclocks the GPU. Stock would be best if you are trying to conserve battery in my opinion
[Xoom Android Development] gavinta:
Works very well with Team Tiamat 2.2.2 - Moray, well done. Thank you.
[Xoom Android Development] mulletcutter:
Almost at 20 mins and still in bootanimation. 2.2.0 oc gpu. Both cache cleared. just booted. Wow that was long.
[Xoom Android Development] tincbtrar:
For what its worth, I noticed the boot times are less with standard gpu and responsiveness is better on my unit.
[Xoom Android Development] mulletcutter:
That was first boot after flashing kernel.
[Xoom Android Development] zonk7ate9:
Redacted.

This issue was not due to the kernel. Upon further investigation, I actually think it has to do with the way Motorola wiped my device when I sent it in for the 4G upgrade.
[Xoom Android Development] technomaje:
Are you running a 4G Xoom? The Moray thread has huge letters that it won't work on a 4G device.
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
Been having troubles keeping 3G and 4G connection lately...
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Try the kernel in my .sig .
[Xoom Android Development] mutiny:
It doesn't flash, kcrudup. It says installation aborted. What's different in this kernel?
[Xoom Android Development] niwa2:
you have to extract the zip file and follow the readme.
[Xoom Android Development] mutiny:
Ah! Thanks. I'll just stick with Steady's new Rogue kernel for now. They all seem to boot up much slower anyway.
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
I'm using the newest Rogue kernel right now, if that doesn't do it then I'll try the one in your sig.
[Xoom Android Development] vdelsan:
If I decide to use over clock gpu how do I change the settings thanks
[Xoom Android Development] zonk7ate9:
Motorola did something funny to my Xoom when I sent it in for an upgrade... I'll be doing a full wipe during my Thanksgiving break, so I'll gladly test that kernel for you in the next dew days. I downloaded that zip and I'm pretty sure I know how to do everything in the instructions. Will report back soon.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Actually, you just flash the kernel version with OC gpu. There is nothing else to do.
[Xoom Android Development] cammel:
Is this new kernel (odachi 2.2.0) compatible with HC 3.1 3G non US xoom?? I'm only unlocked and rooted.

Thanks!

Enviado desde mi MZ601 usando Tapatalk
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
I think it requires HC3.2, but you will have to check the requirements in the OP.

Unless you want to stick to the stock rom why don't you flash the Moray Rom...it will bring you the 3.2 update and then Odachi will bring you up to HC3.2.1 with a number of small fixes.
[Xoom Android Development] DeadRinga:
Well, for starters my Xoom goes down 30% in just a few hours if i keep it idle as opposed to going down that much after a couple of days idle. I flashed back to stock boot & system (kept a nandroid) and now have no issues whatsoever.
[Xoom Android Development] cammel:
Hi, thanks for the answer, the thing is that I want to stick with the stock 3.1 rom because of the problems with the market on Moray roms for non US 3G xooms, and i couldn't find anything on the original post related to what versions of honeycomb are supported on this kernel.

Thanks in advance!

Enviado desde mi MZ601 usando Tapatalk
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
It says 3.2...right in post #1. ;-)
[Xoom Android Development] cammel:
Yes, I saw it few minutes ago from my laptop, before I was using Tapatalk on my Xoom and didn't see it. Thanks for the answer and sorry for that mistake :-P

Enviado desde mi MZ601 usando Tapatalk
[Xoom Android Development] Peterpaulmarie:
Does anybody have the problem with increse of battery consumption in idle (no wifi, no display, no open apps)? I've seen five % per hour w/o using,! I flashed back to 2.1.0.
[Xoom Android Development] M3drvr:
No computer access so how do I get this on my external SD. Every time I try to move it it says I'm not allowed and it fails. I can move any file except this kernel to my external SD. What's with this kernel?
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
I had to try a couple of times to copy and paste using file explorer,but I finally got it.
[Xoom Android Development] zonk7ate9:
Make sure you use "copy", not "move"... this method should work using root explorer. I believe there is some Linux limitation that disallows being able to use the "move" command.
[Xoom Android Development] DroidVPN:
Can anyone point me to the right direction on how to upgrade my xoom to HC 3.2 so I can apply this? I rooted my Stock 3.1 xoom using this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1242241
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
If you flash the Moray Rom it will update you to 3.2. Or you could use the stacre method.
[Xoom Android Development] M3drvr:
Yeah I've tried to copy, or move, still no go. Couldn't do it. So i took the external SD and put it in my phone and moved the kernel on the phone from phone to card. I dunno, very strange kernel. This is the only kernel that's ever given me this issue.
[Xoom Android Development] zonk7ate9:
Your kernel runs @ 1.5GHz out of the box, correct? No SetCPU or anything needed? That's what I'm seeing.

Running flawlessly and buttery smooth on my 4G Xoom so far, no connectivity issues.

Edit: I switched back to the Tiamat kernel because windows was not recognizing any storage when I connected my Xoom via USB. It showed up correctly with the MTP interface and everything, but the "folder" was empty, no internal, no SD.

Edit2: I didn't have much extended time to test the Odachi kernel initially, but I am having random disconnect issues with 4G, so I switched back to kcrudup's kernel and magically MTP is working this time, although it does seem to take longer than usual to recognize the device, but it works.

Question for kcrudup => does your kernel support init.d?
[Xoom Android Development] davidsos:
You can't move a file between different filesystems or partitions as they are totally separate and have their own instance means for mapping files to physical locations. So in such cases, it'll be copy/paste/delete.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Just wanted to say that this kernel rocks!

Especially in combination with Moray Rom (flashed over it) this kernel takes the Xoom exactly where it needs to go--the pinnacle of Honeycomb.

It is so stable that I can overclock to 1.6ghz without a hiccup--probably could go up to 1.7 but who needs it? Beautiful performance, and I think battery life is better too.

Thanks again solarnz and Team Tiamat for a job really well done!
[Xoom Android Development] ssss25:
Hi,

I have 3.2.1, it says "3.2" in the instructions, wondor if that means I can also use on 3.2.1. I am on 3.2.1 rooted (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278214). I did try once and I was at the boot animation for over 15 minutes.

Wondering if anyone has timat 2.2 kernet working on the iamge above?

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
I would recommend that you perform a factory reset/wipe data in cwm recovery...that may prevent a bootloop. I think it's fine that you have HC 3.2.1, as long as you perform a wipe.
[Xoom Android Development] liftman-:
yes it works, the kernel is known for long boots. 4g was flaky for mme but others where ok.
[Xoom Android Development] ssss25:
Thanks for the reply. Instructions don't call for a wipe for tiamay kernel, only for rom. I was hoping no wipe for kernel update. On 3.1 I updated to tiamat kernel without a wipe. I am wifi version.

Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Only suggested wipe because I had to (due to some tweaks I had made) and I was caught in a bootloop 2 times til I wiped. Maybe you'll have better luck, lol.

Of course, I'm used to it and make it as painless as possible by multiple backups, etc.
[Xoom Android Development] hurricanes:
Enable 3G/4G

Hello,

I was able to flash the rom and kernel fine. I am trying to figure out how to turn 3G/4G on. I was able to activate with Verizon and it gave me a success reply but when I turn Wi-fi off, I have no internet connection. I checked and airplane mode is not on. Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
If you are using the tiamat-xoom-rom ROM, that is why. It does not support the 4g upgrade.

This kernel does if you are running stock rooted, you can load this kernel and it should work (it does for me. I am tuning 3.2.4 rooted with the odachi kernel with no problems)
[Xoom Android Development] hurricanes:
Yes, that is my issue. I will flash the stock image and then this kernel. Thanks for your reply.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Moray Rom doesn't work on 4G, but Odachi kernel does. You may have broken your connectivity if you flashed the Moray Rom.

Edit: whoops! Too late. Didn't see you had already answered.
[Xoom Android Development] ssss25:
No luck :-) I tried 2.2 tiamat kernel with of gpu on a 3.2.1 rooted and it looped. I would have to do a wipe prob which I am not ready to do yet... too much work to rebuild...
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
anyone else noticing that when using setcpu profiles if your xoom has a profile for screen off and it goes to sleep that upon waking and resuming screen on CPU settings that the second core does not reclock itself and remains in the screen off CPU and governor setting? I am using android OS to monitor this and it is very annoying. Leaving just lag free or interactive governors set by the rom only drains my battery far more than using the setcpu profiles
[Xoom Android Development] Joel1030:
Will this work on Tiamat 2.2.2??? Xoom Wifi Version Only
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Yes.

10char

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I use CPUMaster and I have not had that experience with screen off profile. Have you used that app?
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
No I will have to give that a try
[Xoom Android Development] quickmetal:
Download Links Are Down

Hey, just an FYI download links are down and I can't find this any where else online. Anyone got a copy they could share?

Never mind its working now.
[Xoom Android Development] Marshall1975:
Hello

Has anyone managed to get this kernal working with the newly released UK 3.2 3G update. I just get constant boot loops with it.

Cheers
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
You may need to do a wipe to avoid the boot loop. It's a fantastic kernel.
[Xoom Android Development] screwhead89:
Is it just mine but after some time in a game the Xoom seems to hang - sound can still be heard normally as if game is still going on but no response on touch screen / image is frozen.

Had this issue on 2.1 as well :/

Am on Mooray Rom. Kernel is the stock one with no overclocking. :( Sucks cause apart from that everything was perfect.

Also tried wiping and going fresh two days ago because of this but still happens now.

EDIT :- Actually never mind - checked game reviews on market and others w/ Xoom are having same issue. Thought it was problem on my end as it happens on other games as well (not all!).
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
CPU master did the same thing unfortunately....they had this problem before and fixed it but apparently the new kernel isn't addressing it
[Xoom Android Development] Craxx:
I am runing with stock and this kernel. Works great:-)

Is there a solution to get init.d support?
[Xoom Android Development] xlanhackerx:
Hey i love your work man,

really great kernel you have build up !

I have one little question about these kernel:

Does your Kernel support USB-HOST-Mode Video like (UVCVideo) Module ?

These means I could connect any type of UVC Gadget like Webcam or Analog USB Converter or DVB-S/T sticks to my medion (Kernel) and could work with it inside Linux ?

Here you could found some Informations about it !!

If you have already build in these moduls it would be great, if not could you please explain or provide modified version with these modules for me ??

Thanks a lot !!
[Xoom Android Development] thenashy:
Will this work on my Telstra Xoom?
[Xoom Android Development] bumbernut:
Yes. Found the same issue, when I tried the Rogue Kernel as well.

Anyone found a fix for this ?